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Across 1. Another factor used in evaluating the demographics of an audience 6. Must _____ the main points in the introduction 8. What connects the evidence to the claim 11. My last name (spelled correctly) 12. Second widest level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs 13. The contention of proposition in the Toulmin model 14. _____ checklist for information quality when researching 20. _____'s motivated sequence that recasts the problem-solution approach into a series of psychological goals 23. The graduate TA's last name (spelled correctly!) 24. Type of evidence that states that "X is true" 26. Difference between the convince and actuate speech 28. Number of ways to organize an informative speech 29. First word of the type of fallacy where one introduces irrelevant issues to deflect attention

Down 2. Number of ways to organize an actuate speech 3. A step in Monroe's motivated sequence 4. Had to be prepared before each speech I gave 5. Number of times section met per week 7. _____'s hierarchy of beliefs 9. Must _____ the main points in the conclusion 10. My topic (in abbreviations) for the informative speech 15. Tool used to develop an idea 16. One of the four basic parts to developing a point 17. The professor's last name (spelled correctly!) 18. Second word of my topic for the convince speech 19. Any defects in reasoning which destroys its validity 20. _____'s hierarchy of needs 21. Disease discussed in my actuate speech 22. First word of my topic for the convince speech 25. A factor used in evaluating the demographics of an audience 27. A belief is a conviction that something is _____